Characterization of Main Characters
The poet's niece
• Physical Appearance
Nothing much was said about the niece's physical appearance, that's why I imagine her as the typical school girl that I usually see around school. One who is very simple and doesn't wear heavy make up. She much likely has fair toned skin, because she wears long-sleeved uniform. Even at young age, she was able to reach the sink without the need of climbing onto something, hence I could say that she's quite tall. She could also possess traits that resemble Sophia, since they were related.
• Demeanor
When she's around people, she stays as real as she can be. She acts genuinely and coincides with truth, especially when being asked about certain things. She respects
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Unlike her aunt, she isn't temperamental, though sometimes her innocence clouds up her thinking. Not allowing her to determine the underlying message. She has high morale, despite of lacking in confidence.
Esa / “The Mistress”
• Physical Appearance
A woman oozing with allure and sex appeal, enough to entice the poet's eyes. Esa was considered to be beautiful. Her complexion reflects warmth, while her eyes command attention. Esa being at the prime of her youth pushed her beauty to greater extent. A woman of confidence, fierceness and strong convictions radiates her inner beauty throughout her whole body. She dresses as fit to be seen and sometimes, like she's putting up a fight.
• Demeanor
Her behavior depends on whoever she's around with. She can be as calm and affectionate as a cat ,and as brave and fierce as a lion. She attends to anyone she loves with care and compassion. She would do anything to keep her loved ones free from harm. She can give up fame or any favorable public reputation without resentment if it is for the sake of love. Humorously mocking to witness that the amount of protection and care that she offers to anyone she loves doesn't apply to herself. Even when threatened, she ventures into everything without any regard to possible loss it might inflict on
When she had the fever and was dying at Bush Hill, her caretaker said, “Oh, my, now that’s looking much better, isn’t it? You’ve beat the Grim Reaper, you have, lassie.” This states that she recovered from something that killed most others and that she was very strong willed. Likewise, she also defended her house from thieves. “ ‘You cut me,’ he said in disbelief. ‘The wench cut me with the sword.’ ‘Get out of my house, before I cut out your heart.’ I raised the sword and ran at him.” This shows that she was willing to defend herself and others and that she was “...a fighter, no doubt about that.” Strictly speaking, this shows the theme of the novel to be
Her face is smooth, calculated, and precision-made, like an expensive baby doll, skin like flesh- colored enamel, blend of white and cream and baby-blue eyes, small nose, pink little nostrils-everything working together except the color on her lips and fingernails, and the size of her bosom.
All signs in the beginning of the movie point to her personality was being mostly influenced by the environment. Examples of environmental factors include her overly affectionate parents, her rich upbringing, and no punishments for her
In Harry potter and the philosopher's stone she is shown as an unfriendly know-it-all, as she is constantly correcting people and seemingly arrogantly answering questions in class. Whilst also keeping to herself. For these reasons, no one really cared to know her. Her friendship with Harry and Ron only came about after the pair rescued her from a troll. When they got in trouble, she readily took the blame. Through this, the pair were enabled to see past her snobby know it all behaviour.
In works of literature and television, most artists have a tendency to employ a minor character that not only serves in the plot’s general progression, but also to create one or more memorable situations in the story that regains the observer’s attention. In John Steinbeck’s famous novella Of Mice and Men, Curley’s wife is a minor character; she serves a purpose to the plot by creating a constant raucous amongst the ranch workers, but eventually leads to her spilling herself wide open about her utter misery within her nuptial arrangement to Curley, which is news to the reader. On Seth MacFarlene’s Family Guy, after a dramatic speech made by Brian to Chris and Peter, a character known as “greased-uped deaf guy” may run through the Griffin’s
ability to truly love someone. Her manipulative nature is very noticeable and she is an expert at
Her emotion can blend within who she is what she wants. Then another part of her that is very tricky in regard to a some things. Nobody really knows what she really feels with regard and well she is quiet and well reserve in regard to her past.When she is alone she know as a book reader and has developed few hobbies as well.
Anna is not afraid to speak her mind. For instance, when her mom is she is so called “sick.” Anna asks her mom if her hearing is okay, she says “Yes”. Therefore, Anna tells her that there is nothing wrong with her and leaves her Mom’s room. She is outspoken when she stood up to her Mom at the factory; Anna was tired of her mom telling her that she is overweight. Anna stood up to her mom and said “ You’re overweight as well, so why are you judging me if we both have the same weight.” Anna is outspoken when on her last day of school, she goes to her job and quits,
She values honesty in communication and she possesses the ability to be brutally honest with someone. She will come up to me and tell me her opinion if she believes that it might benefit me in some way. Another one of her values is appearance or beauty. She will spend hours picking the perfect outfit and doing her hair and makeup to perfection. She wakes up almost two hours earlier every day before school so that she will have enough time to get ready. Some people might think that she is conceited because of the focus on her looks, but she values the time that people put into their appearance as a reflection of their dedication. Her dedication to her appearance is something that she greatly values making her deserving of praise. How many other people could do what she does? Her passion and dedication is unrivaled by any other when it comes to her looks. She believes in the fact that one should always look one’s best and she puts in the effort every day regardless of any extemporaneous situations that might
In my opinion from what I have understood from the text she is a tempestuous character. She is initially perceived as being wild bright and proud. Her character then develops a macabre quality that becomes a precocious influence over everybody in the village of Salem. She abuses this 'ability' to turn things to her advantage and others demise.
By seeing her wrongs, the reader realizes she is a character with a good quality.
In A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare decides to have a few of the characters act out the story of Pyramus and Thisbe for four other personages. What is curious is that, rather than simply having them quickly act out the short skit, Shakespeare has the characters from A Midsummer Night’s Dream who are watching comment on the playlet as it is being presented by Bottom and his friends, in turn affecting the way it is demonstrated by influencing the ‘characters’. Shakespeare has the audience (Theseus, Demetrius, Hippolyta, and Lysander) bring attention to and complement the moon, wall, and lion, despite the fact that Pyramus and Thisbe are supposed to be the main focus and play the most important roles. Additionally, he has both the comments and the acting de-romanticize Pyramus and Thisbe, who are known for their tragic yet romantic story of love and death. These elements make a mockery of the so-called ‘romantic’ tale of Pyramus and Thisbe, in a way de-romanticizing it by
She goes after what she wants, she is not afraid of anything or anyone and her style is remarkable and exhibits class. As the show progresses you find out that she is having an affair with the president and she is aware of the consequences, but in the end she doesn’t seem to care about those consequences. She is always trying to fix everyone else’s problems/crisis, but many wonder if she is just avoiding having to fix the many problems/crisis she has in her own her life. Overall, her character is one that can be relatable and people can put their self in her shoes in different scenarios throughout the show. Just as Olivia tries to fix everyone else’s problems, some people do the same thing in their own
..., in that she certainly has some moments where rudeness appears to be all she exudes. On the flip side she shows remorse for being bad and seeks forgiveness in most cases. She can be the sweetest girl in the novel at times and therefore gains the ability to make up for the rest by her marriage.
The definition of beauty is varying among different people in the world. Even though almost everyone knows the term beauty, many people are struggling in defining it and persuading others to agree with their opinions. Beauty is defined by a combination of qualities existent in a person or thing that fulfills the aesthetic feels or brings about profound gratification. Many people define beauty as a term to describe a person’s physical appearance; they often think that beauty comes from magazines, video girls, or even models. Although the term beauty can define a person’s physical appearance, true beauty lies in the way one acts and thinks rather than the way one look.